texts: There is a Shia scholar and a Muslim in Pakistan. His father was the first Mufti of Punjab. The Grand Ayatollah was born in Pakistan and studied in a number of locations. He completed his studies in Iran at the hands of various Grand Ayatollahs, including Jawadi Al-Amuli. The first Shia ayatollah to receive the title of Ambassador of Peace was in 2007. He spoke at the world peace meeting. The UK's top Shia cleric is known for his knowledge, kindness and down-to-earth attitude.The head of many organizations to work for social welfare and peace in community and respect of national law is a man named <mask> Ghadeeri. The Shia Sharia Council, Al-Ghadeer Educational Trust, World Council For Peace and Justice, and the World Organization for the Preservation of Holy Places are some of the organizations that have served the nation. More than 90 books have been written in various languages. The books have been translated into other languages. Below is a list of the relevant magazines. Al-Ghadeer is from Pakistan, Paigham-e-Nijaat is from Germany, and Aagaahi is from London. The founder and most senior member of the international organizations is the Ambassador of Peace Peace Assembly Member.He is the founder of Ahlebait TV. His son is a religious scholar and was famous in his youth as he could speak and write in many languages. From 2004 to 2008 he studied under the supervision of Uzma. His peace activities and defensive lectures make him a favorite scholar. He is a member of the British Peace Assembly UK. He had a community record for attracting the largest crowds to his lectures. The average attendance was 2000 men and women every day.The number reached 2400 according to unofficial sources. http://www.madinatulilm.org http://www.ghadeeri.com


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texts: A politician and former Chief Minister of the state of Maharashtra, <mask> was born on May 3, 1959 in India. She tried to contest her first parliamentary elections in 1984 but lost. In 1991, 1996 and 1998 she was re-elected to the Khajuraho seat. She won the seat in 1999. During the second and third ministries of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the ministry of Human Resource Development, Tourism, Youth Affairs and Sports, and Coal and Mines were held by Bharti. After Narendra Modi became the Indian Prime Minister, she was appointed the Minister for Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation. The Ram Janmabhoomi movement of the 1980s and 1990s was organised by the Vishva Hindu Parishad.She was acquitted by a specialCBI court in relation to charges filed against her in relation to the Babri Masjid demolition. In the 2003 State Assembly polls, she led the party to victory. She defeated her opponent from the Malehra seat by a 25 per cent margin. She resigned as Chief Minister in August 2004, after an arrest warrant was issued for her in the 1994 Hubli riot case. She was elected as a Member of the Legislative Assembly in the state of UP after setting up her own political party after falling out with the saffron party. She was re-elected to the lower house of the Parliament of India. She is sometimes addressed by the Hindu honorific Sdhv, a Sanskrit title for a female renunciant.On May 3, 1959 in Dunda, Tikamgarh District in the state of Maharashtra, a family of peasants gave birth to a child. She was in school until the sixth standard. She was seen as a "spiritual" child because of her interest in religious texts when she was a child. While still a child, she began to give religious discourse, which eventually led to her becoming a political mentor. She describes herself as a missionary in her youth. While still in her twenties, Bharti became involved with the BJP and rose to prominence and Ram Janmabhoomi. She lost from Khajuraho in 1984 as the INC saw a surge in support after the assassination of Indira Gandhi.She retained the seat in the elections of 1991, 1996, and 1998 after she won the seat in 1989. She was elected from both Jhansi and Bhopal. She did not run for office in 2019. When she became one of the major faces of the Ram Janmabhoomi movement, she rose to national prominence. The movement was helped by her fiery speeches. She was present at a rally in December 1992 that led to a riot and the demolition of the Babri Mosque. The Liberhan Commission investigated the incident and indicted Bharti for inciting a mob to violence.She does not regret inciting the mob but she is willing to take moral responsibility for the demolition. She acknowledges that there were political benefits to the incident. The Supreme Court of India reinstated a criminal conspiracy case in April of last year. 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In August 2004, after only a year in office, an arrest warrant was issued against her in connection with the 1994 Hubli riots, forcing her resignation. She had a falling out with Advani during a meeting. A few months later, the suspension of the party was revoked at the insistence of the RSS, a Hindu nationalist social service volunteer organisation. She continued to defy the high command of the party and insisted on being the Chief Minister of the state, which led to several show-cause notices from the party. In response, she formed her own political party. She stated that her party followed the ideology of the RSS and that she had the support of the head of the RSS.The party did not have a lot of political success. The Bharti was re-inducted into the party on June 7, 2011. She was tasked with reviving the party in the state. She was elected to the Legislative Assembly from the Charkhari constituency. Along with twelve others, she was appointed to the position of party vice-president. She was elected to the Lok Sabha from Jhansi constituency in May of last year. She was the Minister for Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation from May to September.She became the Minister of drinking water and Sanitation. The welfare of the families of Central Reserve Police Force personnel killed in the Pulwama attack will be supported by one month of her salary. Walmart was threatened with fire if they entered the Indian market after the Government of India decided to allow foreign direct investment in multi- brand retail and single brand retail. "India's firebrand Hindu nun" is one of the External links mentioned in the article dated 30 November 2005.


texts: <mask> was an officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. He was one of the youngest Lieutenants in the B17 Flying Fortress Man O War II. <mask> was born in New York City to <mask> and Mary McTague. He was raised in the working class neighborhood of Washington Heights. During World War II, <mask> was trained as a B17 Flying Fortress pilot. He was sent to England after training to fly in the 91st Bomb Group. <mask> was in the lead group during his first combat mission.He flew as the co-pilot of the next few missions and then as the pilot for the rest of his tour. After completing his tour in the middle of 1944, <mask> was sent back to his base in Florida. He stayed in the service after the war ended and was in the Philippines in June of 1946. <mask> was offered to become a lead air trainer in Florida. He returned to his job as a "runner" at the New York Federal Reserve after a short time training pilots. <mask> was the leader of Man O War II. He was awarded the Air medal with 3 Oak leaf clusters and 1306 hours at the controls.One of the youngest Lieutenants to pilot a Fortress is him. One of the first German jets was witnessed by the lead pilot of Man O War II Horsepower. He was one of the youngest bomber pilots in the US Army Air Force. Man O War II Horsepower had a serial number. Man O War II Horsepower was lost in a mission over Merseburg. The picture of <mask> is owned by the <mask> Family and is on loan to 91stbombgroup.com. The destination was Berlin Germany on 5/7/44 and St. Dizier France on 5/09/44.Nancy France and Ludwigshaven Germany will host D Day Specials on 5/28 and 5/28, respectively. He spent the first half of his career as a Bank Examiner. He was the first officer in charge of operations and technology, officer in charge of the discount window, lead trainer for bank examiners and senior officer in charge of special projects. The refinancing of the troubled Lockheed Company with investment banks was one of the special projects. The relationship between the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England was established by <mask>. He was asked to manage several special projects for the New York board. The refinancing of the troubled Lockheed Air with investment banks was one of the projects.<mask> married the former Alice Virginia Whalen. <mask>, Randall George, Elizabeth Jane, Gary Micheal and Douglas William were all children of the couple. He raised his two youngest sons on his own after his wife's death. The grand children of <mask> and Alice are Edward, Woodin, Sanders, Clapsaddle, Kiss, <mask>, and <mask>. <mask> died on January 28, 1989 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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texts: <mask> is a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He served as the court's chief judge from July 2001 to February 2008 and was appointed to that court at age 40. <mask> withdrew from consideration for the Supreme Court after his marijuana use caused controversy. <mask> joined the faculty of the New York University School of Law in January 2012 at the age of 65. He taught at the George Mason University Scalia Law School after leaving NYU. He is an authority on antitrust and constitutional law. <mask> was born in Chicago in 1946 to Maurice and Goodmont.He attended Cornell University after graduating from the Latin School of Chicago. He invested in and helped run an early computer dating service after dropping out due to boredom. <mask> graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell in 1970. <mask> attended the University of Chicago Law School, where he was an editor of the University of Chicago Law Review. He joined the Order of the Coif after graduating with a Juris Doctor. Ginsburg clerked for a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Justice Thurgood Marshall of the Supreme Court was on the circuit from 1974 to 1975.He was a professor at Harvard Law School. <mask> joined the Reagan administration in 1983 as the administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. He was an assistant attorney general in the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. He taught a seminar called "Readings in Legal Thought" at the George Mason University School of Law from 1988 until 2008. He was a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School. <mask> is a visiting professor at Columbia University Law School and a visiting scholar at New York Law School. <mask> is a professor at the Scalia Law School and a visiting professor at the University of London.He is a member of the advisory boards of the Global Antitrust Institute, the Jevons Institute for Competition Law and Economics, and the Centre for Law, Economics, and Society. <mask> was nominated by Ronald Reagan for a seat on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. On October 8, 1986, he was confirmed by the United States Senate. He was the Chief Judge from 2001 to 2008. He became a senior on October 14, 2011. He was a member of the Judicial Conference of the United States, 2001–2008, and previously served on its Budget Committee, 1997–2001, and Committee on Judicial Resources, 1987–1996. On October 29, 1987, President Reagan nominated <mask> to the Supreme Court of the United States to fill the seat created by the retirement of Lewis Powell.<mask>, age 41, was chosen after the United States Senate, controlled by Democrats, had voted down the nomination of Judge Robert Bork after a highly controversial nomination battle which ended with a 42–58 rejection vote on October 23. <mask>'s nomination collapsed for entirely different reasons from Bork's rejection, as he almost immediately came under fire when it was revealed that he had used marijuana while an assistant professor at Harvard. <mask>'s continued use of marijuana after graduation and as a professor made his actions more serious in the minds of many senators and members of the public. <mask> was accused of a financial conflict of interest during his work in the Reagan Administration, but a Department of Justice investigation found that allegation to be baseless. <mask> withdrew his name from consideration on November 7, and remained on the Court of Appeals, serving as chief judge for most of the 2000s. Anthony Kennedy was confirmed as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court in February 1988. There is a list of law clerks of the Supreme Court of the United States.The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs and the George Mason University School of Law have faculty. Circuit Latin School of Chicago alumni Law clerks of the Supreme Court of the United States Living people New York University School of Law faculty United States Assistant Attorneys General for the Antitrust Division appointed by Ronald Reagan University of Chicago Law School faculty

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texts: A tennis player from Japan. She has six singles titles and three doubles titles on the ITF Circuit, as well as one singles title on the WTA Tour. She reached a career-high singles ranking in August. It was 32. She peaked at No. 2 on May 2, 2016 The doubles rankings have a number of people in them. Nara is a member of the Japan Fed Cup team.At the age of three, Nara began playing tennis. At the Esaka Tennis Center in Osaka, Masaru Suishu and Hiroko Mochizuki taught the budding pro player how to play tennis. She was a tennis player at an early age. Nara took second place in the All Japan Primary School Tennis Championships when she was ten years old. She won that tournament in 2003 Nara won the girls' singles title in the All Japan Middle School Tennis Championship after entering the middle school associated with Osaka Sangyo University. She made her debut in the All Japan Tennis Championships women's singles draw in 2006 but lost in the first round.Nara won the Under-18 singles title at the All-Japan Junior Tennis Championships as a freshman at Osaka Sangyo's high school. In addition to her participation in the major events for her age group, Nara also accumulated victories in junior events throughout Japan. She got into the girls' doubles draw at the Wimbledon Championships in 2007, thanks to her success in doubles with partner Misaki Doi. They were the only Japanese women's doubles pair to reach the finals of a Grand Slam junior event. The <mask>/Doi team made it to the junior doubles semifinals at both the US Open and Wimbledon Championships. Nara had success in singles. She was the first Japanese woman to win the Osaka Mayor's Cup.She made her second appearance in the All Japan Tennis Championships after being recommended by a sponsor. She defeated the defending champion and fifth seed, in straight sets, in the third round, and then defeated the 11th seed, Tomoko Yonemura, in three sets, in the quarterfinals. <mask> and Misaki Doi made it to the second round of the tournament. She and Kimiko Date-Krumm won the title at the Hamanako Open the next year. She lost to Mladenovic in the third round of the US Open girls' singles tournament. Nara became a professional tennis player in April 2009, winning the All Japan Tennis Championships. She advanced to the main draw of a Grand Slam tournament for the first time at the 2010 French Open with a three set win over Monica Niculescu.It was said to be the longest women's Grand Slam match in history, lasting four hours and 42 minutes. She lost her first-round match to Arantxa Parra Santonja. She qualified for Wimbledon and won her first Grand Slam main-draw singles match. She was defeated by Li Na in the second round. Nara failed to gain entry to the four Grand Slam tournaments in 2011. Nara played in the Fed Cup for the first time in July, teaming up with Rika Fujiwara to win a doubles match against Argentina. Nara qualified for the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo in 2012 despite being unable to pass the Grand Slam events.She was defeated in the first round. Nara won her first-round match against Cadanu in the main draw of the US Open. She advanced to the third round of a Grand Slam tournament for the first time with a straight-set upset victory. She was defeated in the third round. Nara regained her form in her home city at the Japan Open after four early exits. She was knocked out of the tournament in the semifinals by Eugenie Bouchard. Nara started the season at the Auckland Open in New Zealand, where she won the maiden singles title.She lost to Ana Ivanovic in the quarterfinals. She was knocked out in the third round of the Australian Open. In February, Nara competed in the Fed Cup for Japan against Argentina. She lost both singles matches to Mara Irigoyen and Paula Ormaechea. Nara, who was the fifth seed at the first edition of the Rio Open, won her first tour title in the final. She broke into the top 50 after the win. 48.Nara was defeated in the second round by Simona Halep. She was eliminated in the second round in Miami. She played in the Fed Cup against the Netherlands in April. She won the opening singles match against Arantxa Rus, but lost the reverse singles match. She lost to Begu in the first round of the Portugal Open. The Madrid Open saw another first-round loss. Nara lost to Paula Ormaechea in the first round of the Italian Open in a repeat of the Fed Cup match.She lost in the second round to Yaroslava Shvedova. She was knocked out of the French Open in the second round. <mask> began her grass-court season at the Classic. She lost to Johanna Konta in the first round for the second year in a row. Elina Svitolina defeated Nara in the first round. She lost to a five-time Wimbledon champion in the second round of Wimbledon. 1, Venus Williams.Nara was defeated by Roberta Vinci in the quarterfinals of the stanbul Cup. She was the fourth seed and fell in the first round to Schiavone. At the Washington Open, Nara reached the final where she lost to the sixth seed. They were defeated by the second-seeded team in the doubles final. Nara withdrew from the Rogers Cup because of a hip injury. Nara was eliminated in the second round of the Cincinnati Open. She lost in the first round at the Connecticut Open, her last tournament before the US Open.Nara was knocked out in the second round of the US Open. She lost to the eighth seed in the first round of the Pan Pacific Open. She was defeated in the first round of the first edition of the Wuhan Open. She made it to the second round of the China Open, but was defeated again by Kuznetsova. Nara withdrew from the Japan Open with a respiratory illness. She was ranked 44 at the end of the year. The top 100 year-end ranking Nara began the season in January at the Auckland Open where she fell in the second round to third seed and eventual champion Venus Williams.She was defeated in the semifinals by an American. Nara was defeated in the first round of the Australian Open. She was knocked out in the second round of the Thailand Open. Nara lost in the first round to Wang Qiang. Nara was the sixth seed at the Malaysian Open and lost to the fourth seed. Nara was eliminated in the first round by Alison Van Uytvanck. She lost in the third round at the Miami Open.She was knocked out in the first round of the Morocco Open. She was defeated in the first round of the Madrid Open. She was defeated in the first round of qualification. Nara lost to Roberta Vinci in the quarterfinals of the Nrnberger Versicherungscup. She was defeated in the second round by a 13th seed at the French Open. Before Wimbledon, Nara played three grass-court tournaments. She lost in the second round to the seventh seed.Kateina Siniakov defeated <mask> in the first round. She lost in the final round of qualification. Petra Kvitov defeated her in the second round at Wimbledon. Nara played at the stanbul Cup after Wimbledon. She was defeated in the second round. Nara was defeated in the first round by a qualifier. Nara was at the Washington Open.She fell in the first round after reaching the final. She retired during her match against Putintseva. Nara upset Alizé Cornet in the first round of the US Open. She lost in the second round. It's not uncommon for <mask> Nara to win points by playing style. Instead, she plays a patient game and tends to edge into points, gradually increasing the angle and power of her shots, and prefers a punishing forehand or volley to close the point out. Her serve has a high ball toss and she is very patient.Her serve doesn't have the punch of players like Serena Williams, but it depends on placement and spin. Her short stature has definitely shaped her play style which, while aggressive, does not emphasize power, but more swinging the momentum in her favour and finishing the point off. Her main weapon is her forehand. Nara prefers to play on hard courts and uses a racquet and shoes. The main-draw results in Grand Slam tournaments, Fed Cup/Billie Jean King Cup and Olympic Games are included in win/loss records. After the Australian Open. Singles: 12 (6 titles, 6 runner–ups) Doubles: 7 (3 titles, 4 runner–ups)

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texts: A politician, reformer, and writer, <mask>-Rahman al-Bazzaz was born in 1913. He was the Dean of Baghdad Law College and later the Prime Minister of Iraq. The professionalization of the government was the main project of Al-Bazzaz. The military was at the expense of the civic agenda. The Ba'athist-dominated government of participation in activities against the government tortured and imprisoned Al-Bazzaz. After being released because of illness in 1970, Al-Bazzaz moved to London for treatment and died in Baghdad on June 28, 1973. A Sunni Muslim family in Baghdad had a child named <mask>-Rahman al-Bazzaz.Fakhri A. Bazzaz was his brother. He attended both elementary and high school in Baghdad. Al-Bazzaz attended the Baghdad Law College. King's College London was where Al-Bazzaz completed his law studies. The academic focus of the Muthanna and Jawwal clubs was pan-Arabism and encouraging Arab nationalism. The Muthanna Club, an influential pan-Arab and pan-Islamic fascist society which collapsed with the Rashid Ali al-Gaylani rebellion, was established in Baghdad in 1935. The Iraqi coup d'état was supported by al-Bazzaz.During the Second World War, al-Bazzaz was imprisoned but was released at the end of the war. The dean of the Baghdad Law College was a reformer. He was forced out of the government for protesting against the invasion of Egypt. He signed a petition that was critical of the Iraqi government's stand during the crisis in Egypt. The dean of the Baghdad Law College was Al-Bazzaz after the revolution. Al-Bazzaz's interest in the pan-Arab movement again put him in disagreement with the new government. In 1959 Colonel ‘<mask>-Wahhab al-Shawwaf started a rebellion.He was killed after four days of fighting. Al-Bazzaz was arrested and tortured after the collapse of the Shawwaf uprising. After his release, al-Bazzaz went to Egypt and became the dean of the Institute of Arab Studies at the Arab League. Al-Bazzaz wrote a lot. He published books about law, Iraq's history, Arab nationalism and Islam. He didn't see a contradiction between Islam and Arab nationalism. Arab nationalism was not based on race.It was based on ties of language, history, spirituality and basic interests. Islam was seen as a social system, a philosophy of life, a system of economics and of government. The rule of law and an end to military officers who dominated Iraq's politics were promoted by Al-Bazzaz. Al-Bazzaz's government became more influenced by civilian politicians during his time as prime minister. He limited the functions of the National Defense Council to defense and internal security. The political system was open. Al-Bazzaz appeared on radio and television as prime minister.He promised to restore parliamentary life and hold elections as soon as possible. The First Five Year Plan advocated prudent socialism and tried to balance the public and private sectors. He advocated for joint ventures between the public and private sectors. The theory of prudent socialism is to increase production. The twelve-point agreement was one of the policies that al-Bazzaz tried to institute. To provide constitutional recognition to the Kurds and to recognize Kurdish as an official language of Iraq was its purpose. There was a plan to hold a parliamentary election in 1964.The Kurds were given representation in all branches of the government. The Kurds were given the right to organize their own political parties. The agreement was never signed because al-Bazzaz was forced to resign. After the military overthrew the Qasim administration in 1963, political career Al-Bazzaz returned to Iraq. al-Bazzaz was appointed to several government positions. He became the ambassador to England after being selected as ambassador to the United Arab Republic. In 1964 and 1965, he was the secretary-general.He was appointed as a deputy prime minister. Arif <mask>-Razzaq was the prime minister at the time. President Arif invited al-Bazzaz to form a new government after he failed. The first civilian prime minister of Iraq was Al-Bazzaz. President Arif died in a plane crash in April 1966 and al-Bazzaz became acting president for three days. There was a power struggle for the presidency. Al-Bazzaz needed a two-thirds majority to win the presidency in the first meeting of the Defense Council and Cabinet.The president was elected after Al-Bazzaz was unsuccessful. He asked al-Bazzaz to form a new cabinet. The Ba'athists pressured al-Bazzaz to resign. Military officers were against al-Bazzaz's goal of reducing military salaries, privileges and power. The Ba'athists accused al-Bazzaz of being against the proposed union of Egypt and Iraq. The Ba'athist government charged him in January 1969 with participation in activities against the government. He was imprisoned for fifteen months.He went to London for treatment after being released from jail. He died in Baghdad on June 28, 1973. A History of Iraq 3rd edition by Charles Tripp is a translation of Republican Iraq: A Study in Iraqi Politics since the fall of Saddam Hussein.

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texts: From November 23, 2009 to October 5, 2012 <mask> was the head of the Office to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism in the Obama Administration. She is a commissioner of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom. <mask> retired as president and CEO of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation. <mask> was the founding executive director of the Wisconsin Women's Council. The Council's 25th anniversary tribute video features her. She was the head of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs and the executive director of the Chicago Foundation for Women. She was the vice president for community relations.<mask> was a member of the advisory council of J Street. She supported and contributed to Hillary Clinton. She was a member of the board of Americans for Peace Now. <mask> was appointed Midwest regional director of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in 1995. She headed the JCPA from 2000 to 2005. She was named one of the Forward 50 in 2005, a list of the most influential Jews. According to Jewish Standard, <mask> did not want to become the Special Envoy and was advocating for someone else in the role, but the State Department Official Michael Posner was very adamant.<mask>'s father was a survivor of the Holocaust and a Reform rabbi. She attended Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts for her sophomore year and then transferred to the University of Wisconsin for her final year of college. She studied for the rabbinate at Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem and Los Angeles before quitting. <mask> is open about her battle with cancer. <mask> launched the Acceptance, Respect and Tolerance Initiative to promote inter-faith and inter-ethnic understanding. The initiative was criticized by her predecessor. <mask> and her staff overcame bureaucratic obstacles to establish a mandatory 90-minute course on antisemitism at the Foreign Service Institute, which is the training school for diplomats, along with a 341-word definition of antisemitism, which includes newer forms of antisemitism.The United States State Department human rights reports have been reporting anti-Semitism more frequently, which <mask> has been praised for, and she said that "our reporting has improved many times over." <mask> has met with a number of foreign officials. She met with Reepalu in April 2012 to discuss the rise in antisemitism in the city. Reepalu has been criticized for his comments about antisemitism and Jews but he has responded by saying that Jews in Malm have nothing to do with Israel's actions and should not be called to account for that. <mask> said that Reepalu's language is antisemitic. The Swedish Minister for Integration met with <mask>. Ullenhag said that Reepalu's comments "obstructs the fight against antisemitism".<mask> demanded that Jordanian officials teach about the Holocaust in their schools and confronted Saudi Arabian officials about antisemitism in their textbooks. <mask> was criticized by ADL president Abraham Foxman in an open letter for saying that the speakers of the Israel rally "espoused narrow, ultra-conservative views of what it means to be pro-Israel". Dick Gephardt and Natan Sharansky were among the speakers. <mask> said in an interview that he considers Abe a friend and that he had worked with him in the past. We mostly agree. Foxman was supportive of <mask>'s appointment; in a statement issued by the Anti-Defamation League, Foxman wrote: "We look forward to working with <mask>." The State Department is not responsible for having Muslims speaking out about anti-Semitism.Foxman has praised <mask> for her work, as well as for establishing a mandatory course on antisemitism for diplomats, since they settled their differences. In December 2009, <mask> criticized Israel's ambassador to the United States Michael Oren for his "most unfortunate" remarks regarding J Street, namely that they support positions that "impair Israel's interest" and that they are "fooling around with the lives of 7 million people." The Israeli Embassy in Washington requested clarification from the Obama administration. Alan Solow, one of the earliest Obama supporters and current chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, called this criticism "inappropriate" and "could threaten to limit her effectiveness in the area for which she is actually responsible". Shmuel Rosner wrote in Jerusalem Post that <mask> was a problematic pick for this job to begin with, and that she became an unnecessary and unwanted distraction. <mask> told the Jewish Chronicle that the quote was accurate but the headlines were crazy. The bloggers went crazy when they picked it up.She said that she has relationships with some of the people who wrote the blogs. I think I will have a civil discourse. Pick up the phone and tell me if you have a problem with me. There are external links to the Voices on Antisemitism Interview with <mask>. The Holocaust Memorial Museum Wisconsin Women's Council was formed in 1951.

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texts: M<mask> was an American academic. He taught, edited, and wrote about Southern literature and culture, American humor and comic art, film and animation, Asian literature, and William Faulkner. He received his B.A. from Newport News, Virginia. In 1959 he received a degree in English and Spanish. In 1960 and 1964 they received their degrees from the university. After teaching at Michigan State University, she chaired the English departments at Virginia Commonwealth University and Clemson University. In the 1960's and 70's, she taught at the University of Salamanca in Spain, Moscow State University in the former Soviet Union, and Charles University in the Czech Republic.As a Resident Scholar in American Studies with the US Information Agency, he lectured and did diplomatic work in eighteen countries from 1982 to 1984, earning a commendation for distinguished work in the Soviet Union. A pioneer in the development of popular culture as a legitimate field of academic study, <mask> authored or edited over sixty books. The Popular Culture Association was founded by him. In 1979 his three-volume Handbook of American Popular Culture was cited by the American Library Association as an outstanding reference work. Literature, My Life with Charlie Brown, and The Incredible Mr.Poe are just a few of the books that have been published. He received a Lifetime Contributions to Southern Letters Award from the Society for the Study of Southern Literature. Resources for American Literary Study was founded in 1971 and the Southern Studies Forum of the European Association for American Studies was founded in 1995.The American Humor Studies Association was founded by <mask> and he served as Editor of Studies in American Humor for four years. His work on humor includes the Oxford World Classics edition of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court and the Southern Frontier Humor. His books Comics as Culture, The Frontier Humorists: Critical Views, and Perspectives on American Culture: Essays on Humor, Literature, and the Popular Arts all contain essays on American humor. The Comic Arts Collection at Virginia Commonwealth University contains magazines, catalogs, fanzines, programs and humor publications. The materials in this collection are related to the comic arts, popular culture, and American literature. The majority of the collection is dated from the 1950s onward and is made up of many items collected by <mask>. There is a large collection of materials relating to the comic arts.Other writers' manuscripts are also included. The collection contains correspondence with a number of noted artists and writers. The collection includes advertisements, fan club materials, posters, art prints, animation cells, comic strip and comic book samples, comic and animation character drinking glasses, numerous buttons, records, and various other collectible items. There is a large collection of reference journals that are related to the comic arts. The history and art of comic books and comic strips, cartoonists, comic book and comic strip characters, animation, and other aspects of the comic arts and popular culture are the focus of these periodical titles. The materials, along with hundreds of comic books and reference books, have been incorporated into their own individual collections. aulkner reads the funny papersFaulkner & Humor was edited by Ann J. Abadie. The University Press of Mississippi was published in 1986. Was Krazy Kat black? George Herriman has a racial identity. According to the 1971 San Francisco Chronicle report, Herriman's birth certificate stated he was "colored", which is relevant to his life and art. Volume 3, Number 2, was published in 1996. Odyssey Press published Agrarianism in American Literature in 1969.The Handbook of American Popular Culture was published in 1979. The editor of Bartleby the Inscrutable is <mask>. Archon Books was in Hamden, Conn. The Handbook of American Popular Literature. The Greenwood Press was published in 1988. There are comics as culture. The University Press of Mississippi was published in 1990.Anything can happen in a comic strip. The University Press of Mississippi was published in 1995. Dunne, <mask> is a general reference. M. Pioneer in Popular Culture Studies is <mask>. The book was edited by Ray B. Browne and <mask><mask>. The Popular Press of the Bowling Green State University.There are pages 118-134. M. <mask>. The origin of comics studies is a secret. <mask>. Smith and Randy Duncan wrote it. New York: Routledge. There are 260 pages and passim. M. <mask>.AllAgrarians! The CrossRoads: A Southern Culture Annual 2004. Ted Ownby edited it. The Mercer University Press was published in 2004. There are pages on this page. M. <mask>. Resources for American Literary Study, 29 2005, is titled "Founding a Journal: Resources for American Literary Study."Wilson is the name of the person. M. There are 12 Conversations with American Studies Scholars. Press Americana is located in Hollywood, CA. Pages 70–4. There are external links to Agrarianism in American Literature. 20th-century American historians, 21st-century American historians, American male writers, American art historians, and American non-Americans are included in Yoeman's Precis.

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texts: <mask> is a Swedish-British rheumatologist, scientist and author who works as a senior lecturer and consultant rheumatologist at the Cardiff University School of Medicine. He has written about medical anomalies and unsolved murders. He told an interviewer in 2003 that he had a deep interest in history and medicine. Edward "the Boy" Jones, also known as the London Monster, stabbed 50 women in the buttocks, and Greyfriars Bobby, a Scottish terrier, spent 14 years guarding his master. <mask> qualified for medical school in 1988. He defended his PhD thesis in 1996 after becoming a specialist in rheumatology and internal medicine. He was awarded several scholarships to continue his scientific career.He was a pioneer of the use of adenoviral gene transfer to study signalling in the body. He was promoted to senior lecturer and consultant rheumatologist at the University in 2000. His research focused on the role of the macrophages in the disease. <mask> has published in more than a hundred journals and received continuing research grant support from Arthritis Research UK. A series of books about the history of medicine and zoology have been written by <mask>. His Cabinet of Medical Curiosities was published in 1997. The study of the signs of death and the risk of being buried by mistake was supported by a scholarship.There were a number of stabbings of London women in the 18th century. A study of historical cases of disputed identity is called The Great Pretenders. Edward "the Boy" Jones, a weird teenager who became obsessed with the youthful Queen Victoria, broke into Buckingham Palace to pursue her. He was captured by government agents and forced to serve in the Royal Navy for more than five years without charge or trial after he stole the Queen's undergarments and spied on her. A cabinet of canine curiosities was published in 2011. The New Animal Psychology movement believed that if they were trained to communicate using a sign language, they could become the intellectual equals of their owners. Remarkably, these beliefs were shared by some of the Nazis, who made experiments to create superdogs loyal to the Nazi Herrenvolk.Greyfriars Bobby, the Most Faithful Dog in the World, was published by Bondeson in the year 2000. The story of Greyfriars Bobby and the myth of the "dog on the master's grave" are both told through original sources and newly discovered illustrations. Those amazing Newfoundland Dogs, a full-length cultural history of the Newfoundland breed, was published in 2012 The True History of Jack the Ripper is a novel written in 1905. The houses where notable murders had been committed were described in the Murder Houses of London. There were two more books on London's murder houses in 2015. Rivals of the ripper was a full-length study of unsolved murders of women in London during the late Victorian era.The most notable chapter deals with a string of unsolved murders of young girls in the West Ham area in the 1880s and 1890s, raising the possibility that a serial killer had been at work. In August 2016 he published Strange Victoriana, a collection of medical freaks, ghosts, strange animals, mysteries and Forteana from Victorian times. In January of last year he produced The Ripper of Waterloo Road, about the murder of Eliza Grimwood, suggesting that she was one of four victims of a previously unrecognized early Victorian serial killer. Victorian Murders, a collection of murder stories with illustrations from the Illustrated Police News, was published in December of last year. There is a chapter about the 'Maidenhead Mystery' of 1893 and the Dutch serial killer, thought to have been Jack the Ripper. The Lion Boy and Other Medical Curiosities was published in March of last year. Johnny Trunley is known as the Fat Boy of Peckham because of his extreme weight gain.Phillimore's Edinburgh featured the old postcard artist Reginald Phillimore and his many felicitous paintings of various Edinburgh landmarks in Edwardian times, with a second volume, the 2020 Phillimore's East Lothian, dealing with some of his most superior cards from his own. Murder Houses of Edinburgh was published in 2020. Doctor Poison was the first biography of the American doctor George Henry Lamson based on modern research. For many years, <mask>Norton. The translations are German, Dutch and Spanish. The Great Pretenders is a book by WWNorton. There are Japanese and Portuguese translations. The Pig-faced Lady of Manchester Square was published in 2004.Blood on the Snow: The Killing of Olof Palme is a paperback. The translation is from Danes to Danes. The revised UK version of The Cat Orchestra and the Elephant Butler was published in 2006 by History Press. The strange story of the Boy Jones, Amberley Pub and Kent St UP was written by Queen Victoria. The translation is Thai. A Cabinet of Canine Curiosities was published in the UK in 2011. There is an Italian translation.Greyfriars Bobby, the Most Faithful Dog in the World, was published in 2011. Those amazing Newfoundland dogs. The True History of Jack the Ripper was published by Amberley Pub. Murder Houses of London is a book. Murder Houses of South London was published in 2015. Murder Houses of Greater London was published in 2015. The History Press published Rivals of the Ripper.The Amberley Pub has a book called Strange Victoriana. History Press published The Ripper of Waterloo Road. The Amberley Pub was the location of Victorian Murders. The Lion Boy and Other Medical Curiosities is at the Amberley Pub. Phillimore's Pub in Edinburgh. Phillimore's East Lothian is in 2020. Murder Houses of Edinburgh were released in 2020.Doctor Poison is at the Troubador Pub. <mask> has links to Nazi talking dogs. Living people Swedish rheumatologists British medical writers Swedish medical writers Non-fiction crime writers Academics of Cardiff University Swedish emigrants to the United Kingdom

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texts: <mask> is an Irish billionaire. He is the co-founder and CEO of Stripe, which he started with his brother, John. He won the 41st Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition at the age of sixteen. Fast Grants was founded in 2020 by him. <mask> and his brothers were brought up in the small village of Dromineer in County Tipperary, where <mask> was a microbiologist. He began learning computer programming at the age of ten after taking his first computer course when he was eight years old. Collison attended Castletroy College in Castletroy, County Limerick.Career Young Scientist <mask> entered the 40th Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition with his project on artificial intelligence and finished as individual runner-up. He won first place at the age of sixteen on January 14, 2005. His project was the creation of a programming language. President Mary McAleese presented him with a 3,000 cheque and a trophy. Tommy was part of his brother's project at the Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition. After starting businesses, he dropped out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He and his brother John set up a software company called 'Shuppa' in 2007.After Silicon Valley's Y Combinator showed interest in the company, they merged with two Oxford graduates, Harjeet and Kulveer Taggar, and the company became Auctomatic. On Good Friday of March 2008, <mask> and his brother sold Auctomatic to Live Current Media and became millionaires. He became director of engineering at the company's new base in May of 2008. He attributes his company's success to his win in the Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition. A young Irish person's rich list was aired on an RT television show during the Christmas period in 2008. On 18 July 2009, at the age of 20 and following the publication of McCarthy Report, <mask> outlined his ideas for the future of Ireland on a popular talk-show. <mask> co-founded Stripe in 2010 and received an investment of $2 million in 2011.In November 2016 the <mask> brothers became the world's youngest self-made billionaires, worth at least $1.1 billion, after an investment in Stripe from CapitalG and General Catalyst Partners valued the company at $9.2 billion. He is interested in a wide range of subjects, including history, technology, engineering, fiction, philosophy, and art. He publishes the books he reads on his website. In November of last year, <mask> wrote a piece for The Atlantic titled Science is getting less bang for its buck, arguing that increased investment in science hasn't produced enough output. A new academic discipline called "Progress Studies" was proposed by Tyler Cowen in an opinion piece that was published in the same outlet. California YIMBY, a pro-housing development lobbying organization, received a $1 million contribution from Stripe. "As a US business and tech community, I think we should be more clear about our horror at and opposition to the atrocities being committed by the Chinese government against its own people", he wrote.He lives in San Francisco. After Stripe raised $150 million from CapitalG, the brothers were worth at least $3.2 billion each. In September, it was announced that Stripe had raised an additional $250 million. If the company goes public, the brothers will retain control of the company. The Forbes article stated that the brothers had escaped from Limerick because of a gang feud and that it was the "murder capital" of Europe. There were "shootings, pipe bomb attacks, and stabbings" there every night. "Some bad neighbourhoods are even walled off by a dirty graffitied 10-foot-high barrier, like the Berlin Wall," it claimed.The article got a lot of attention online. <mask> said the idea of "overcoming" is crazy. We are who we are because we grew up there. John said it was a mistake. <mask>'Donovan wants the magazine and author to apologize to the people of Limerick. I am calling on them to come to Limerick where I will set the record straight in respect of what our county and city has to offer as opposed to what your work of fiction depicts, and please let me know when suits to visit," he wrote. The article was a "disgraceful description of Limerick, home to so many fine and decent people".The article was removed from the website. Irish billionaires, computer programmers, scientists, and people educated at Castletroy College are listed.

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texts: <mask><mask> is an American author, historian, policy analyst and columnist. He is the Professor of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University. He won an award for his book Military Power: Explaining Victory and Defeat in Modern Battle. He was part of the group that formed the U.S. counter-insurgency policy. <mask> was born and raised in Delaware, the son of Robert D. and Blanche V. His parents were fond of discussing politics with him. "From almost as far back as I can remember, my father encouraged me to think for myself," he said.He was a big fan of military history and foreign affairs. He was skeptical as to whether he could actually make a living and pay the rent while doing his internship in Washington D.C. In 1981 he received a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts from Harvard. His first job after earning his degree was at a public policy think tank in the Washington, D.C. area that worked with the Office of the Secretary of Defense. He operated 400,000-line models of combat scenarios outcomes between the Warsaw Pact and NATO from 1981 to 1983. The material in his first book, Military Power: Explaining Victory and Defeat in Modern Battle, was inspired by <mask>'s suspicions about the model's accuracy. He earned a Master's Degree in 1985 and a Doctor of Philosophy in 1992 from Harvard, both of which focused on American public policy.He joked, "I got to know every bad restaurant in Harvard Square very well by the time I was done!" The political science experts who have since moved to the U.C. were inspired by Albert and Michael. Berkeley. <mask> joined the faculty of the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University after serving as Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the George Washington University. He joined the faculty in August 2012 after serving as the Roger Hertog Senior Fellow for Defense Policy at the CFR. He is an associate of the Council as an Adjunct Senior Fellow for Defense Policy. He was the chair of military studies at the U.S. Army War College.His popular interest writings have appeared in a number of publications. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA), Harvard's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs (BCSIA), and the Kennedy School of Government's Office of National have all been in <mask>'s career. Military Power: Explaining Victory and Defeat in Modern Battle was published in 2004. The book won several writing awards including the Arthur Ross Award and the Huntington Prize. In 2003 and 2006 he received the U.S. Army Superior Civilian Service medal. In 2007, he received the U.S. Army Commander's Award for Public Service. He served on the Initial Strategic Assessment Team in Afghanistan in 2009, on the Joint Strategic Assessment Team in Baghdad in 2007, and on the Central Command Assessment Team in Washington.According to beliefs, the George W. Bush administration did not do an adequate job of establishing a grand strategy for the war on terror. The administration's approach was vague. He called the Bush doctrine of 'rollback', in which the U.S. tries to end the root cause of terrorism by replacing failing autocracies in the Arab world with democracies, a very demanding program but a legitimate, if costly and risky, view. He said in 2006 that the War in Afghanistan had become more difficult for American forces since they fought untrained, amateur Taliban-related fighters. American forces began fighting foreign agents with Western-style infantry tactics later on. The Afghan war is considered to be the most controversial and divisive issue in U.S. defense policy. The Council on Foreign Relations has members who have argued about the U.S. military and its history.

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texts: <mask> is a professor of law and philosophy in New Zealand. He is affiliated with the New York University Department of Philosophy and holds a University Professorship at the New York University School of Law. A professor at the Victoria University of Wellington. One of the world's leading legal and political philosophers is <mask>. He graduated from the University of Otago, New Zealand with a B.A., after attending Southland Boys' High School. In 1974 and an LL.B. In 1978.He went to school for a D.Phil. Ronald Dworkin was a legal philosopher and Alan Ryan was a political theorist. He taught legal and political philosophy at Lincoln College, the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, and the Jurisprudence and Social Policy Program at Berkeley Law. He was a visiting professor at several universities. The colloquium on legal, social and political philosophy was founded by Ronald Dworkin and Thomas Nagel in 1987 and is currently convened by Liam Murphy, Samuel Scheffler, and <mask>. The second series of Seeley Lectures at Cambridge University was given by <mask> in 1996. He was a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.In 2005, he received a doctorate from his alma mater. The American Philosophical Society elected <mask> in 2015. The University of Otago created a Professorial Chair in Jurisprudence in his name. <mask> is a liberal and a legal positivist. He has written about the analysis and justification of private property and the political and legal philosophy of John Locke. He believes that judicial review and torture are in tension with democratic principles. Hate speech should not be protected by the First Amendment.His later work is devoted to providing a non-religious and non-Kantian concept of human dignity, based on a thought experiment of leveling up all human beings to the high rank of nobility or aristocracy, thus constituting a single rank or caste. He has been working on this topic since he gave a lecture on the subject in 2009. analytic legal philosophy did not engage with the questions addressed by political theory. Thecompatibility of judicial review with the very principles of democracy was identified by Sandrine Baume as a leading critic of judicial review. John Hart Ely and Dworkin were identified by Baume as the foremost defenders of this principle in recent years. Dworkin was a long-time advocate of a moral reading of the United States Constitution, whose lines of support he sees as strongly associated with enhanced versions of judicial review in the federal government. In an article titled "The Core of the Case against Judicial Review", <mask> argued for a limited role for judicial review in a robust democratic government.There is no inherent advantage to a judiciary's protection of rights if there is a broadly democratic political system with appropriate suffrage and process, and there is a system of courts somewhat insulated from popular pressure and engaged in judicial review. The existence of judicial review may be appropriate when there is institutional incompetence. The defense of judicial review compatible with democracy is limited to remedies for the problem. He places his view of judicial review in the tradition of Justice Fiske Stone. His preference would be to be sympathetic to a position which could be described as "heroic" by judges who can be "heroic" in the interpretation of their judgments and those who abstain. Some of the judges that Waldron has examples of are Ruth Ginsburg, Felix Frankfurter, and Sandra O'Connor. The books were published in 1984.Theories of Rights was edited. 1988. There is a right to private property. , 1988. The Rights of Man is an edited volume. 1990. Theory and Practice in British Politics is a book.1993. Liberal Rights: Collected Papers 1981–1. 1999. Seeley Lectures on the dignity of legislation. In 1999 there was a Portuguese translation. Law and disagreement. 2002.God, Locke and Equality. The year 2010. The White House has a philosophy on torture, terror, and trade-offs. The year 2012. The harm in hate speech. The year 2012. Foreign law is common to all mankind.The year 2012. The Measure of Property and the Rule of Law are Lectures. The year 2012. Meir Dan Cohen is the editor ofdignity, rank and rights. A year ago. Harvard University Press has a political theory. A year ago.The basis of human equality is discussed in One Another's Equals: The Basis of Human Equality. Jules Coleman wrote "Normative (or ethical) Positivism" in 2001. The Postscript to The Concept of Law was written by Hart. Oxford University Press is in New York. Who is my neighbor? The Monist 86 talks about humanity and proximity. "Settlement, Return, and the Supersession Thesis" was published in 2004."Terrorism and the Uses of Terror" was written in 2004. The Journal of Ethics is a journal. No. 8, No. pp. 1, terrorism 5–35. "Torture and Positive Law: Jurisprudence for the White House" was published in 2005. "The Core of the Case Against Judicial Review" was published in the Yale Law Journal."Dignity and Defamation: The Visibility of Hate" was published in 2009. The Oliver Wendell Holmes Lectures were held in 2009. Current Legal Problems 31 are about bicameralism and the separation of powers. External links lead to the NYU Law Faculty Profile. The Big Raid New York Observer reported on the appointment of <mask> at NYU. The debate was about torture. "NYU's <mask> to Take Up Chichele Chair at Oxford on Half-Time Basis" is an archive from The New York Review of Books.The birth of Living people Alumni of Lincoln College, Oxford Christian philosophers, New York University faculty, New Zealand expatriates in the United States, and New Zealand lawyers.

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texts: <mask> is an American rapper and comedian. He is described by MTV as one of rap's most unique figures. <mask>'s debut studio album, The hybrid, was released in 2010. After the release of his second studio album, XXX, which received critical acclaim and earned him such accolades as Spin, as well as Metro Times "Artist of the Year", <mask> began to gain major recognition. His third studio album, Old, reached number 18 on the US Billboard 200 chart and spawned three singles, "Dip", "25 bucks" and "Smokin & Drinkin", which peaked at number 31 on the chart. His fourth studio album, Atrocity Exhibition, was released on September 27, 2016 and his fifth studio album, U Know What I'm Sayin?, was released on October 4, 2019. On March 16, 1981 Sewell was born in Detroit, Michigan.His parents were 16 and 18 at the time. His father is from the Philippines. As a child, <mask>'s mother would read him Dr. Seuss books and he would speak in rhyme. <mask> was exposed to a lot of music by his father who was a house DJ. In kindergarten, <mask> said he wanted to be a rapper and people would laugh at him. They'd say that's a pretty funny job. His parents did everything they could to keep him out of Detroit's street crime and gang life.They did everything they could to keep me in the house with the newest video game. You can only keep a kid in for so long. I used to disappear for four days once I got away. His family was supported by his two grandmothers. His maternal grandmother bought four to five houses when she worked for Chrysler. There are three houses on that block. She raised her three children and a host of others in the middle house; the one to the left she paid cash for in the '90s from her long time neighbor; and the one on the right was her parents' home that she inherited when they died.One of the homes she owned on the east side of Detroit was where <mask> was raised. His aunt and her family lived in the fifth house, which was located on the east side. I'm the oldest with two brothers and a younger sister. In a 2012 interview, <mask> said that he was not like that. <mask> moved to Hamtramck from the Dexter-Linwood way of Detroit. Detroit is heavily associated with his music. <mask> became a drug dealer when he was 18.My mother and father split up. I was the man of the house after my pops left. I told myself I was going to be a rapper my whole life. I was selling drugs to my friends. It was like something to rap about. When he got in trouble with the law, <mask> was too used to the lifestyle to stop. I didn't stop after getting my first case.I have manufacturing and possession with intent to distribute. I was 19 years old. His run-ins with the law didn't stop when he was caught loitering with weed, he ran and didn't go to court. I ran for at least five years. I had to do eight months after I was caught. I was scared when I got my second case after violating my parole. I didn't want to go to jail so I had warrants.I was stuck in the hood. I started studying music and trying to become a rapper because I had nothing else. After he got out of jail in 2007, <mask> began to take his passion seriously and turn it into a career. It took a lot of shit in my life to convince me that I could do it. When I got out of jail, I started selling weed. I didn't have any money after the first two months. I was already making my New York trips and going to recording studios when I got locked up.It was like, 'It's now or never' when I got out. <mask> was in a hip hop group called Rese'vor Dogs with Chips and Dopehead. The trio independently released an album in 2003 called Runispokets-N-Dumpemindariva. There are records. The group received mild rotation on Detroit radio stations in the summer of 2003 with their lead single, "Yes". After growing up on hip hop and honing his rhyming skills in the city, <mask> landed the attention of Roc-A-Fella Records A&R, who flew <mask> out to New York City, where he began recording in other artists' studios. <mask> went back to Detroit and formed a relationship with Detroit-based producer Nick Speed.<mask> and Tony Yayo of G-Unit recorded their collaborative effort, Hawaiian Snow, in 2010. Many wondered if <mask> would ever sign with 50 Cent's G-Unit Records. But <mask>, who favors fitted jeans and a vintage rock-inspired wardrobe, didn't fit with G-Unit's image. 50 was with it, but he didn't sign me because of my jeans. He liked the music, but he didn't like how I looked. I understand where they were coming from, but I'm from Detroit. After recording and releasing four volumes of his Detroit State of Mind mixtape series and other free self-released mixtapes, <mask> released his first solo studio album, The hybrid, on Washington, DC-based independent record label Rappers I Know."The first song that I ever rapped with the high-pitched voice was 'The hybrid', that's why we called it," <mask> said. I think it was when I found my voice. I said that I can do every style of rap. The album came to fruition after he had written a song. Black Milk's studio was where I had started recording. We were working on a project and I came up with a song called "The hybrid" which gave me the idea of what I wanted to do with my next project. I started writing a new album.Magnetic gave me free studio time so I would go record from 3 in the morning until 6 in the morning, because we were using the free time when nobody was there. Frank is from Rappers I Know. I liked what he was doing. He helped me out a lot and then we put it out. "My manager asked me who I wanted to sign to and I said there's two labels I want to sign to," <mask> said. He was familiar with people at Fool's Gold. He asked Nick if he'd get back to him after seeing him in a burrito spot.Q-Tip and A-Trak ate lunch together. Q-Tip told A-Trak to sign me because he was thinking about it. A-Trak signed me. I know Ali Shaheed more than Q-Tip. Ali Shaheed is a mentor to me. He started showing me love after I met him through Frank from Rappers I Know. We talk on the phone a lot.Signing to Fool's Gold Records was <mask>'s biggest commercial and critical move. His second studio album, XXX, was released as a free download by the label. Spin named it the best hip hop album of the year. "If XXX was nothing but desperation and desperation, it would quickly devolve into an endless slog," said the website. <mask> is hilarious, an inventive rapper who cooks up outrageous variations on standard rap boasts. XXX was named the 19th best album of 2011. XXX was named the 6th-best album of the year by Passion of the Weiss, which said it was "an uncomfortably honest self-portrait made even more remarkable by the fact that <mask> is alive to tell the story."Black and Brown!, a collaborative effort with American record producer Black Milk, was released on November 1, 2011. <mask> released a music video on November 28, 2011. The video was directed by a American rapper. <mask> began touring with Childish Gambino in March of 2012 after his success with XXX. The visual treatment for the track "Radio Song" was released on March 13, 2012 by <mask>. Alex/2tone directed the video. <mask> was a part of the "Top 10 Freshmen" list in 2012 and was on the cover of the magazine.The front pages of the 2012 Spring Style issue of The Fader were covered by both <mask> and Kendrick Lamar. The second album by Australian electronic music group The Avalanches will feature <mask>, it was revealed in a January 2012 interview. <mask> confirmed that he was working with The Avalanches on a song called "Frankie Sinatra." <mask> confirmed on his website that he would be performing at the gathering. <mask> has a partnership with Adidas. <mask> was featured on the cover of The Fader in its 78th issue. On March 22, 2012 <mask> and Scion A/V released a new song called "Grown Up".The music video for "Grown Up" was presented by Scion A/V. In August 2012 it was rumored that <mask> was working on a new album titled <mask>, to be entirely produced by Johnson&Jonson, but <mask> later denied these rumors and confirmed that the album had already been released for free in 2010. <mask> performed at the Gathering of the Juggalos in August. A hip hop collective featuring <mask>, Chips, Dopehead, Trpl Blk, ZelooperZ, and in-house producer SKYWLKR was released by <mask> in September. The four-track extended play was called Bruiser brigade. On October 24, 2012 <mask> released a music video for a song. Schoolboy Q and ASAP Mob were supporting acts for ASAP Rocky's 40-date national Long from September to November.Live. The tour is called the ASAP Tour. <mask> announced in December 2012 that ODB had been completed. He said people will be surprised by the outcome of the new album because it won't be as funny. The title of the album is ODB, we're figuring out a way of presenting the right way to get released. I don't know what that means until the album comes out, and then they'll get it. It will be more rewarding to listen to my fans if I give too much.It's rewarding when I listen to it. I think the difference between this album and XXX is that I laugh when it's over. You laugh throughout it, and by the time it was over, you were like, "Oh that wasn't too funny." When it's over, you're laughing so hard that you can't believe he made this. <mask>'s song "Grown Up" was named the 41st-best song of the year by Rolling Stone. <mask> said in a December 2012 interview that the album would be called Old. Unlike his previous releases, the album was released to music retailers.The album includes contributions from ASAP Rocky, Schoolboy Q, Ab-soul, Kitty, and Purity Ring, as well as a hook from vocalist Megan James. It was announced in January that <mask> would be performing at the festival. <mask> and ASAP Rocky were invited to appear on Kathy's talk show in the summer of 2012 The group played a dice game called "Suck breast?" on the show. Is it possible to kiss the stomach? They talked about the possibility of having children. The "Worst of Both Worlds" Tour was announced by <mask> and Baauer.The Fool's Gold signees began their trek in Houston, Texas on April 9. The tour stopped in Austin, Texas, Tucson, Arizona, and San Francisco, California. The tour ended on the second weekend of the festival. The "Old & Reckless" Tour, featuring American female rapper Kitty, was announced by <mask> on March 8. <mask> began his first-ever tour at South by Southwest on March 15 with a pair of shows. After completing his "Worst of Both Worlds" trek with Baauer, Kitty joined him for stops in St. Louis, Missouri, Ann Arbor, Michigan, New York City, New York and Madison, Wisconsin. The tour ended in Indianapolis, Indiana on May 14.<mask>'s "Grown Up" won the "Best Video" category at the Woodie Awards in March. Old was going to be released around the time XXX came out, according to <mask>. On March 23, it was announced that <mask> had signed a management deal with the company, which also houses names such as The Alchemist and Action Bronson, who has previously collaborated with <mask>. On May 3, <mask> announced that Old would feature guest appearances from a number of people. The production on the album was handled by Paul White, Oh No, Rustie, Skywlkr, A-Trak, Darq E Freaker and Frank Dukes. After an unfinished version of "Kush Coma" was leaked earlier in the year, <mask> went to Tim Westwood on the Radio 1xtra to premiere the official version. In the music video for their song "When I'm Clownin'," <mask> was featured as a rapper.<mask> said on August 12 that he felt less than a priority at Fool's Gold Records and that he would never release his album Old. If niggas don't get it together, <mask> threatened to leak the album himself. The founder of Fool's Gold Records announced that Old was going to have a music video on the way. <mask> announced on August 26th that Old would be released on September 30th. In its first week of release, Old sold 15,000 copies on the US Billboard 200. The "Double Trouble" tour was announced by <mask> and A-Trak. <mask> was a part of the interactive music video for Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone."A character named Jumanji was voiced by <mask> in the first season of Lucas Bros. Moving Co. The song "Witit" was written by <mask>. On January 22, <mask> made his network television debut. <mask> and Megan James performed a song together. Hot Soup was re-released in April of last year as a double album and 7-inch with 7 bonus tracks for Record Store Day. A bonus disc of instrumentals was also released on CD. Old was released as a double album and a box set.<mask> promoted his third album Old and performed a song from it on The Arsenio Hall Show. <mask> opened for Macklemore and Ryan Lewis at Marlay Park in Dublin. On July 11 and 12 of this year, <mask> performed in front of 100,000 fans at Wembley Stadium in London. The song "Detroit vs. Everybody" was written by <mask> and was included on the album. <mask> announced in October that he was working on a new album. In January 2015, <mask> told Triple J that he was working on a children's book for his daughter. Black women process their hair, change their eye color a lot.It's about a little girl who does all these things to herself and changes herself, and she knows she's better off the way she is. <mask> said that his album was almost done. I took a break from it because I knew it wouldn't come out soon. The theme song for Fresh Off the Boat was written by <mask>. On June 10, 2016 <mask> posted on his social media accounts that he was putting the final touches on his fourth album. The first official single from <mask>'s upcoming album was released on June 14. <mask> said his new album would be called Atrocity Exhibition and was inspired by the Joy Division song.<mask> appeared on The Eric Andre Show in August of 2016 in a segment called "Rapper Warrior Ninja". His album Atrocity Exhibition was nominated for the Album of the Year Award, which rewards on a yearly basis the best album released on an independent European label. In August of last year, <mask> streamed a collection of songs unofficially titled the "Twitch EP". In April of this year, it was announced that <mask>'s fifth studio album would be released later that year, featuring production from Q-Tip, JPEGMafia, and Paul White. In June, Viceland announced that <mask> would star in a show called "Danny's House." The first season of the show began in August. He plays a character in Nathan Barnatt's web series Dad Feels and was featured in a song called "Dad Feels Good".He was a radio host in the Grand Theft Auto Online expansion. <mask> lent his voice to a fictional character in the game. In 2020, <mask> was once again featured on The Eric Andre Show, this time as a guest judge for the show's recurring segment "Rapper Warrior Ninja", after having been a contestant his previous appearance. Brockhampton's first single from their album Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine was called "Buzzcut". <mask> wrote a children's book for young black girls. A daughter was born in 2002. <mask> had an interview with 1981 births African-American male rappers American male rappers African-American songwriters.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1957 and is an American labor leader. She is president of the American Federation of Teachers. She was the president of the United Federation of Teachers. Rhonda "<mask>" <mask> was born in 1957 to a Jewish family in New York City. Her parents were electrical engineers and a teacher. <mask> grew up in Rockland County, New York, and attended Clarkstown High School North in New City, New York. She considers herself to be a deeply religious Jew.During childhood, Weingarten had an interest in trade unions and political advocacy. When Weingarten was in the eleventh grade, her mother's union went on a seven-week strike. Her mother could have been fired for taking part in the strike. She was fined for every day she was on strike. The budget was cut by the school board. A group of students convinced the school board to allow them to conduct a survey about the impact of the cuts. Several school board members changed their minds because of the survey.Weingarten worked for the Labor Committee of the New York State Senate from 1979 to 1980. She received a degree. The J.D. degree in labor relations was obtained from the ILR School at Cornell University. The degree was obtained from the Cardozo School of Law. Weingarten worked as a lawyer for the firm of Stroock & Lavan from 1983 to 1986 and handled several acrimonious cases for the UFT. She was an instructor at the Cardozo School of Law. She was an attorney in the real estate department.Weingarten was counsel to the UFT's president in 1986. The union had high-level grievances handled by Weingarten. She was lead counsel for the union in a number of lawsuits against New York City and the state of New York. She was the union's primary negotiator by the early 1990s. Throughout the 1990s, her negotiating positions became more aggressive. She taught at Clara Barton High School in Brooklyn from 1991 to 1997. Law, ethical issues in medicine, AP Political Science, and US History and Government were some of the classes she taught.The political science students won the state championship in 1993-94 and 1994-95 and were fourth in the national championship in 1994. In 1995 <mask> was elected as an assistant secretary. She taught per diem from 1995 to 1997. The president of the national American Federation of Teachers was elected after Weingarten became president of the UFT. <mask> was elected as a Vice President of the AFT. After her initial appointment, Weingarten was reelected by wide margins. She had to run for the UFT presidency within a year of her appointment.She received 74 percent of the vote against her two opponents, and served the final two years of the term. She was re-elected in 2001 after running for a full term. Despite having two opposing candidates, she won her third full three-year term with more than 88 percent of the vote. <mask> won reelection to a fourth term as UFT President on March 30, 2007, with 87 percent of the vote. On July 31, 2009, <mask> stepped down as president of the United Federation of Teachers. The New York Post characterized <mask>'s final paycheck from the UFT as a "golden parachute" on January 16, 2011. Weingarten began negotiations for her first contract as UFT president in 2000.The contract with the Giuliani administration expired without a new agreement in 2000. A state mediator was called in after the talks failed. <mask> asked for state arbitration after talks collapsed again on June 5. Alan Hevesi was endorsed by <mask> in the Democratic primary. Weingarten endorsed Ferrer who lost to Green in the run-off. Green was defeated in the 2001 election. Giuliani offered 8 percent while <mask> demanded a 22 percent wage hike.Weingarten began preparing the UFT for a strike after talks collapsed. A major salary boost and a longer work week were advocated in the state panel's mid-April report. Both sides agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement in June, raising wages and shortening the work week. On May 31, 2003 the UFT's contract expired. Negotiating proved contentious once again. In 2004, the New York City School Chancellor proposed a merit-pay deal, and in February, the Mayor proposed replacing the union's contract with an 8-page set of guidelines. Weingarten asked for state mediation after rejecting the proposals.Weingarten agreed to discuss merit pay. The union held protests and marches as part of their public-relations campaign. On June 1, 2005, nearly 20,000 teachers packed Madison Square Garden for a rally in which Weingarten denounced Klein and asked for a strike vote. In August and September, contract talks resumed. On October 3, 2005, a tentative contract was reached. The wage increase was retroactive to June 1, 2003 The longer workday and the elimination of union control over some staffing decisions are some of the changes.The contract passed with just 63 percent of UFT members in favor. The union and city reached a tentative deal to increase pay by 7.1 percent over two years after Weingarten concluded her third collective bargaining agreement. The agreement raised base pay for senior teachers above $100,000 a year, bringing city salaries in line with those in New York City's suburbs for the first time. The city did not seek increases in the work day or work load as it did with other unions. The Municipal Labor Committee is an umbrella group for municipal unions which Weingarten chairs. Observers said that the mayor sought an early contract in order to win the support of the UFT in his fight with the governor over school funding. In October 2007, Weingarten assented to two agreements whereby the city and the UFT would seek legislative approval for a new pension deal allowing teachers with 25 years of service to retire at age 55 and provide bonuses to all teachers in schools that showed a certain level of improvement in student achievement.In June 2009, Weingarten negotiated some pension modifications for new teachers in exchange for maintaining the age 55 pension and for allowing teachers to return to their traditional post-Labor Day start date. Weingarten sold the UFT's headquarters at 260 Park Avenue South and two other buildings at 48 and 49 East 21st Street for $63.6 million and moved the union's offices to Lower Manhattan. The renovation of the buildings was financed by the UFT. All teachers, paraprofessional school employees, and professionals in the New York City schools are represented by The UFT. Membership grew under Weingarten among these workers. The Visiting Nurse Service of New York, Staten Island University Hospital-South, Jewish Home and Hospital Home Health Agency, and the registered nurse division are all represented by the UFT. The UFT organized child care providers in New York City.The campaign ended in 2007. In 1960, when the United Federation of Teachers was formed, there were 113,000 active and 56,000 retired members. The president of the AFT announced on February 12th that he would retire in July. Weingarten was elected to succeed him. She is the first openly gay person to be elected president of a labor union. In her first year, she fought for resources to keep schools and other public institutions afloat during the ongoing fiscal crises, and started an AFT Innovation Fund to promote and distribute innovative educational reforms by teachers and their union. Weingarten advocates a "bottom up" approach to education reform, and says that public officials should welcome the views of teachers when working to help schools better serve their students.State and federal reforms have been criticized by her opponents. During <mask>'s presidency, the AFT focused on well-funded third parties that have attempted to influence education policy, drawing particular scrutiny from the largest philanthropic donor in the United States. In a report co-authored with In the Public Interest, the AFT decried the pursuit of a market-based model that will lead to the elimination of public education altogether. Nineteen people, including Weingarten, were arrested while protesting a Philadelphia School Reform Commission meeting. According to Weingarten, neighborhood public schools can coexist with charter schools. Weingarten doesn't see the role of charters as competing with other schools. She said that charter schools should be laboratories for innovation and creative ideas that can be scaled up.In a debate in New Haven, Weingarten argued that charter schools take money from regular school districts. Weingarten condemns a "fixation on testing and data over everything else" as a fundamental flaw in how our nation approaches public education, but accepts the use of standardized tests as one tool among several to evaluate student achievement and teacher performance. She criticized the No Child Left Behind Act for allowing high-stakes testing to eclipse all else, including the children themselves. She wrote that tests should be used to get teachers, parents and school communities the information they need to help students make progress, not to sanction or scapegoat, as they do now with high-stakes tests driving federal education policy. We need investments to level the playing field for kids, boost innovation, elevate the teaching profession and support educators. The Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015 was supported by the AFT. The federal requirement that states evaluate teachers based on their students' standardized test scores is eliminated by the law.The ESSA has been applauded by Weingarten for "relegating the era of test-and-punish strategies to the trash heap" and for giving teachers flexibility to try new ways to teach. The act was favored by Weingarten because it stripped the United States Secretary of Education's role in influencing teacher-evaluation systems and maintained federal funding for schools with high proportions of students from low-income households. Efforts to recruit and retain well-prepared teachers at public schools have been harmed by an overemphasis on standardized testing and a shortage of resources. A haphazard approach to the complex and crucial enterprise of educating children is unfair to both students and teachers, who want and need to be well-prepared to teach from their first day on the job. She said that teachers are used to the pressure cooker but are stressed out because they aren't getting the support, resources, time and respect they need to do their jobs. In order to improve the quality of teachers in American classrooms, Weingarten has proposed the creation of a professional licensing exam, similar to the bar exam taken by lawyers. Nearly half of new teachers leave after less than five years, and the loss of knowledge that goes with it, according to Weingarten.Under Weingarten's leadership, the AFT has worked to draw attention to economic inequalities within cities and regions that can affect public schools. With school systems in the United States heavily reliant on local property taxes, systems that rely on depressed tax bases can find themselves without the financial resources available to comparatively wealthier districts. "What we now know is 10% of student achievement," she remarked in one interview, "to the exclusion of underlying problems, such as poverty, that undermine." Weingarten says that we need to treat kids that have the least, give them the most, and figure out the supports they need so that they can climb up the ladder of opportunity. The AFT pushed for the creation of community schools during <mask>'s presidency. In 2005, Thomas W. Payzant wrote a book about the community-school model he implemented in Boston. To address those perceived needs, community schools offer wraparound services that target identified social issues, such as job banks to help parents secure employment, or housing counseling for families that lack permanent homes.In a 2008 address given during her first run for the AFT presidency, Weingarten said, in the course of promoting the community-school paradigm: Imagine schools that are open all day and offer after-school and evening recreational activities, child care and preschool, tutoring and homework assistance. Dental, medical and counseling clinics are included in some schools. Imagine if schools had the educational resources children need to thrive, like smaller classes and individualized instruction, plentiful up-to-date materials and technology, decent facilities, an early start for toddlers and a nurturing atmosphere. In Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Paul, Minn., Austin, Texas, Providence, R.I., and other cities, the AFT has promoted community schools. In West Virginia, the AFT has launched a public-private partnership that aims to "enhance educational opportunity for children in the McDowell County public schools in Central Appalachia, while addressing the underlying problems caused by severe." A teacher village, internship program for high-school students, and mentoring of students from families who would be the first to attend college are just some of the efforts made through the program. Weingarten argued that the removal of tenure protection would hurt the quality of classroom instruction.The states with the highest academic performance have the strongest due process protections for teachers according to Weingarten. Research shows that our most at-risk kids need more experienced teachers. Why wouldn't these teachers stay at schools with little support and no ability to speak up? Education policy proposals built around eliminating tenure have drawn derision from Weingarten as "faddish reforms" at the expense of what she terms "the most critical issues confronting American education": teacher training, education funding, school safety, and educational reinforcement at home. She downplays the idea of worker protections as obstacles to improving schools, describing tenure "not a job for life, but ensuring fairness and due process before someone can be fired, plain and simple." Weingarten charged that Duncan had "added to the polarization" in debates over education policy by siding with the California superior court judge who ruled the state's teacher tenure protections unconstitutional. The AFT has been able to change tenure in some states.In 2011 Weingarten offered a plan that would rely on a teacher-evaluation system with multiple parts, including assessment of student improvement on tests, to give tenured teachers rated unsatisfactory one year to improve, and allow the firing of teachers who fail to meet that deadline within the next 100 days. In public remarks, Weingarten has discussed her role in efforts to modernize tenure elsewhere. According to Institutional Investor magazine, Weingarten is the most public face in the battle for defined benefit pension funds. Weingarten attacked people who try to convert defined benefit pensions to 401(k) plans, saying that they never talk about the benefits retirees are likely to get under these new plans. The AFT argues that shifting investment risks to individuals has led to bad results for retirees. Hedge funds that manage teacher pension investments have drawn heavy criticism from AFT; the union, in 2015, prepared a report that concluded such investments "exacted a high cost, had sluggish returns and generally moved in tandem with the overall stock market." The report came in the wake of a 2013 AFT study that charged some hedge-fund managers with a conflict of interest.George Pataki was re-elected as Governor of New York in 2002. On February 1, 2005, Julia Levy reported in the New York Sun that candidates for mayor of New York were meeting with <mask>, and that political experts were saying that Weingarten has become something of a kingmaker. Levy wrote that the UFT's endorsement meant votes, campaign volunteers, and information. <mask> is a member of the DNC. She was an important supporter of Howard Dean. She was pledged to Hillary Clinton during the 2008 presidential primary. She was mentioned as a possible replacement for Clinton in the appointment process.In one of the emails from John Podesta, chair of the Hillary Clinton campaign, Weingarten states her desire to "go after" the National Nurses United union after their endorsement of Senator Bernie Sanders for President of the United States. Weingarten was a candidate for Secretary of Education in the Biden Administration. She voted for the United States Presidential Election in New York. In the spring of 1998 the Manhattan Institute's quarterly magazine, the City Journal, dismissed Weingarten's claim to support school reform as "pure union propaganda." In the January 21, 2004, New York Post, Carl Campanile reported that Weingarten had called for union members to send e-mails to the schools chancellor and the mayor "about the micromanagement and mismanagement issues that make your job more difficult this year." In an opinion piece in the New York Sun, Pundit John Stossel wrote about a rally held by Weingarten at Madison Square Garden, in which teachers demanded a new contract and more money. The teachers unions can pay for expensive rallies at 'the world's most famous arena' because every teacher in a unionized district like New York must give up some of his salary

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